Taking breaks from watching wrestling

**Head** · 06-26-2004, 01:36 PM

I've been thinking lately, and it seems to me that the reason a lot of people seem not to enjoy the show as much today as they may have years ago is because wrestling really isn't somthing that is meant to be watched for years straight, it just gets too repetitive, and people stop enjoying it.

It seems to me that the problem if somebody stopped watching for a year or two, then began watching again, a new freshness may be added to the product, and it may not seem as stale and boring.

I really havn't watched much wrestling at all lately, and when I do turn it on, I notice that I get more into it than I usually do.

Now don't get me wrong, the product of today is complete and utter shit compared to 6 or 7 years ago, but I also think a big part of the problem may just be that wrestling is best in smaller doses.

06-26-2004, 01:36 PM	#1
Head Shocker Posts: 3,124	Taking breaks from watching wrestling I've been thinking lately, and it seems to me that the reason a lot of people seem not to enjoy the show as much today as they may have years ago is because wrestling really isn't somthing that is meant to be watched for years straight, it just gets too repetitive, and people stop enjoying it. It seems to me that the problem if somebody stopped watching for a year or two, then began watching again, a new freshness may be added to the product, and it may not seem as stale and boring. I really havn't watched much wrestling at all lately, and when I do turn it on, I notice that I get more into it than I usually do. Now don't get me wrong, the product of today is complete and utter shit compared to 6 or 7 years ago, but I also think a big part of the problem may just be that wrestling is best in smaller doses.